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âProfits seem to have a different meaning for economists. Surely it canât be that complicated; profits equal sales revenues minus costs? I am particularly confused by the conclusions they draw about ânormal profitâ. How can you have any profit when average total cost exactly matches a businessâ average total revenue? How can it be ânormalâ to earn zero profits?â
Discuss these contentions. In your discussion, you should highlight the meaning of costs and profit used by economists and contrast it with the focus given by accountants. Give some examples of decisions you may make in business when an economist's definition of costs would be more relevant
âProfits seem to have a different meaning for economists. Surely it canât be that complicated; profits equal sales revenues minus costs? I am particularly confused by the conclusions they draw about ânormal profitâ. How can you have any profit when average total cost exactly matches a businessâ average total revenue? How can it be ânormalâ to earn zero profits?â
Discuss these contentions. In your discussion, you should highlight the meaning of costs and profit used by economists and contrast it with the focus given by accountants. Give some examples of decisions you may make in business when an economist's definition of costs would be more relevant
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